[Futuristic Appliances] Add an intelligent theme to your house

Appliances – without them, it
would be almost impossible to do even the simplest of household tasks. Over the
past few decades, they have become an essential part of any home, but have you
ever wondered whether the next BEKO washing machine will come with more features and greater usability than
what came before it? As is the case with most other gadgets and electronic items, kitchen
appliances are becoming more advanced, and one of the latest innovations in the
pipeline could be the next big thing as far as washing machines are concerned.

For those who want their home to seem all space-age and futuristic, you might want to have the
Orbit – a washing machine prototype that cleans clothes without using water –
in your home. An invention by designer Elie Ahovi, Orbit is a washing machine
which, through a combination of dry ice and carbon dioxide, is meant to clean clothes just
as effectively as a conventional washing machine, but without the need for any
water whatsoever. This technology is something that many would like to see from
their appliances in the future, but what about today's products?

An Indesit washing machine is pretty sophisticated – it's less wasteful in terms of
water and electricity usage than the typical washers that came five years ago, has
plenty of different wash cycles, programs for different fabrics, and works
quickly too. Most modern fridge freezers, dishwashers and tumble dryers are
also far more advanced than all that came before them even a few years ago,
which proves that, in order to have a kitchen that looks futuristic, you could
buy appliances that are available for sale today.

There's no certainty over
what the future has in store for home appliances. If you feel that, to make your
home life less complicated, you need to have the best possible appliances; it
might be worth buying what’s out there now. They'll be more energy efficient,
get the job done quickly and thoroughly, are built to last and will make even
the hardest laundry job a breeze. They can also make your home look more
intelligent, and if the Orbit manages to become available for sale soon, it
will make your home look even more space-age.Mark Kelly, from UK retailer Appliances Direct, is completely behind these technological improvements and said, "anything that an everyday appliance can do to make people's lives easier must be a good thing, and it shows how new technologies and innovations can help improve existing pieces of household technology or equipment".

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Garg Ankit is the founder and editor of Today's Trendy. He is a technology enthusiast. His love for gadgets is well-known. You can follow him on Facebook, Twitter or Google+. You can also email him.